It's TwoferTuesday and our Observation of the Day is this Purple Martin duo (Progne subis), seen in the #UnitedStates by stevenw12339!
More details at: https://t.co/WxsgwCkgNf #birds#ornithology#nature#biodiversity
A new study clarifies the evolutionary tree for a broad group of spiders and shows the power of extracting genetic info from museum arthropod collections.
π Marronoids: The (Mostly) Little Brown Spiders With a Big Story to Tell https://t.co/TnPDrHFMua
Really appreciate everyone who showed up or tuned in to see our presentations! Especially those cheering us on even after seeing us present this research in poster form a few days earlier at #EntSoc23!π¦
@CodeyMathis You guys put on a fantastic show last night! A well-deserved win for Penn State and a major victory to have an eastern branch team take it!! Congratulations π
Nymphal blacklegged ticks are only 1 millimeter in size! Thatβs about the size of a poppyseed! Look closely when checking for ticks and remove as soon as possible:
https://t.co/CDnivZIxMd
Yet again, I am totally blown away by the diversity of life on Cash Lake's shores!
Today I found more toad bugs, my first marsh ground beetle, an absolutely miniscule rove beetle, and a gorgeous unknown fly!
(ephydrid?)
Found a full rainbow of toad bugs today along the shores of Cash Lake, MD today!
I had no idea that they were able to swim...or that they would be so toad-like in their strokes!